Hi,
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 05:33:03PM -0500, Brandon Garcia wrote:
Note:
Also made extremely minor adjustments to code in various places primarily
in terms of const-correctness simplification of code.
Practically all of the changes use features that are new in C++11, so we
cannot use this patch.
-ResMgr* desktop::Desktop::pResMgr = 0;
+ResMgr* desktop::Desktop::pResMgr = nullptr;
nullptr is C++11-only.
if (pEventAttacher)
- {
xRet = Reference<XInterface>::query(pEventAttacher);
- }
I would not bother to change this. It is a matter of taste.
-#define INITIAL_UNICODE_BUFFER_CAPACITY 0x100
-#define READ_BYTE_COUNT 0x100
+constexpr unsigned short initial_unicode_buffer_capacity = 0x100;
+constexpr unsigned short read_byte_count = 0x100;
constexpr is C++-11-only. Also, why to change the names to lowercase?
OTextOutputStream::OTextOutputStream()
+ : mbEncodingInitialized{false}
{
- mbEncodingInitialized = false;
}
Bracket initializers are C++11-only.
- for ( vector < uno::Sequence < PropertyValue > >::const_iterator aIter =
aManList.begin(), aEnd = >aManList.end();
- aIter != aEnd;
- ++aIter, ++nInd )
+ for ( const uno::Sequence<PropertyValue>& seq : aManList )
{
- aManifestSequence[nInd] = ( *aIter );
+ aManifestSequence[nInd] = ( seq );
+ ++nInd;
}
This style of for loop is C++11-only.
- for (RtfColorTbl::iterator it=m_aColTbl.begin() ; it != m_aColTbl.end(); ++it )
- if ((*it).second == rCol)
+ for (auto myColor : m_aColTbl )
+ if (myColor.second == rCol)
Automatically deduced type of variable is C++11-only.
D.
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